Lender questionnaire for First Greenbrae Cooperative Apartments, Inc.
Reno, Nevada
- Location
- Reno, Nevada
- County
- Washoe
- Units on the register
- 56
- Contact of record
- Equus Management Group
Who completes it
Equus Management Group is the contact of record for First Greenbrae Cooperative Apartments, Inc. in the register of active associations (NRED-ACTIVE-HOA), published by the Nevada Real Estate Division and read on August 15, 2026. A lender questionnaire for a unit in this association is addressed to the association through that office.
Where the contact of record is a management company, that office usually completes the form itself. Where it is a law firm, an accountant or a registered agent, the form is normally passed to whoever keeps the association's books. In neither case is it answered by the lender, the buyer or the seller.
Which form the lender sends
There is no mandatory cooperative questionnaire. The lender sends its own form, which is why two lenders can ask a cooperative the same facts on completely different paper. Fannie Mae's Form 1074, Request For Cooperative Project Information, is an optional instrument some lenders accept, and its instructions name the managing agent as a party who completes it.
The Condominium Project Questionnaire Addendum, Fannie Mae Form 1076A and Freddie Mac Form 476A, does apply here despite its name. Its own first line states it covers both condominium and cooperative projects, and it is the one that asks about building safety and deferred maintenance.
The answers that hold a file up are usually the same few: the split between owner occupied and rented units, how much of the budget goes to reserves, whether a single owner holds more than the permitted share of the units, litigation, and any deferred maintenance or special assessment.
What Nevada sets by statute
A lender questionnaire is not the statutory resale package, and the two are routinely confused. The questionnaire is the lender's own form and is generally neither capped nor timed by statute. The resale package that goes to the buyer is both, and in Nevada it runs as follows.
- Who prepares it
- the association may charge the unit's owner a reasonable fee to cover the cost of preparing the certificate (NRS 116.4109)
- Current charge
- $213.84 for the resale certificate and $190.73 for a demand statement under the Real Estate Division's current schedule, the statutory bases of $185 and $165 growing by CPI up to 3 percent a year; an insurance-proof item joins the resale package July 1, 2026
- Update or rush
- $100 expedite, sooner than 3 business days, on either document
- Deadline
- 10 calendar days for both; miss it and the purchaser does not owe the delinquent assessment
- Who pays
- The unit's owner, expressly, at the owner's expense
Read at source on August 14, 2026. NRS 116.4109 · Form 910 · AB 396. How the three documents differ is set out here.
Where this came from
Nevada Real Estate Division. register of active associations (NRED-ACTIVE-HOA). Published August 14, 2026, read August 15, 2026. The Division states it updates the lists monthly. Source. The association name, locality and contact of record are reproduced as filed. Individuals' names, email addresses and telephone numbers in the same file are deliberately not republished.
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